[ SECRET POST #3076 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3076 ⌋

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Comments

[elaminator]

Just thinking about them is making me miss all the fanfic... I was addicted to it back then. I never did get into the Star Wars books, but I wanted to. There were just SO many of them that I got overwhelmed thinking about it and never tried. Now I feel like I've missed out.

Well, I imagine nostalgia helps (with people's love of the original trilogy). I don't think that accounts for everything, but I know at least in my case that I grew up with them so that definitely had an impact. Star Wars was maybe the first major Sci-Fi fandom I was introduced to.

[fishnchips]

I never read lots of fanfic because back then, my English was still pretty terrible and we only had one PC in the house with a terribly slow dial up connection. I never read any other books other than the apprentice ones - and I stopped reading them after a certain point. I liked them a lot, but I'm not sure if I would still like them today - I'd have to get my hands on the original English language versions before reading them again.

Yeah, I guess the reason I'm not that much in love with the original trilogy is because I never watched them a lot. My father is a major Sci-Fi fan and he did like the movies, though apparently no enough to watch them very often, so I wasn't "exposed" to them a lot.